Imagine you have a 7 series BMW with 50,000 miles on it, which just had a tune up, and had a minor problem fixed. Would you be interested in trading it in for a, barely broken in, 5 series BMW with 15,000 miles on it??? Plus, your payments would be cut in half.

I guess i'm saying that #18 is the BMW in its prime and Cutler is the gentlier used beemer.

Discuss....

This week's episode of South Park was a spoof of the movie Stand and Deliver. Cartman played the "latino" teacher, who tried to teach inner city minority kids to succeed and get in into college. To motivate them, he teaches them the secret to "white kids" success in getting into college. The secret is......., cheating. The rest of the episode, pretty much, explains how the patriots do what they do and the NFL not giving a crap(metaphoricly speaking, of course.)

Patriots just signed Fernando Bryant to a one year contract,...http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3303229.
Looks like they're trying to re-build their secondary "the right way," through free agency. I hope it costs them a a$$load.
Oh, and by "the right way," I mean the way that it doesn't work.

because I was in a panic along with all us, Colts fans. But, after watching the Tennesee vs. LSU last year, I made a diary about how we could use either  Tennesse's Justin Harrell or LSU's Glenn Dorsey. These guys are identical in size and they both seemed like our kind of DLs. In that they were shooting through OL gaps and chasing after each other's QB.
I believe that LSU's Dorsey had the better game, so I liked him more, but both of them are seniors so I would be glad to have one of them playing for us alongside Booger. He could teach them the tricks of the trade, as Warren Sapp  taught him.

Rob Morris got a 3 year deal. I love it.

I've been critical of him as a MLB, especially in pass coverage. But Rob was an essential part of the Super Bowl. Also, he wants to be here. He's been a Colt for 8 yrs, and will, most likely, finish his career with us. That is admirable, and unheard of in this day and age.

Rob, we love you, and "keep on, keeping on."

I am not sure to to credit for our defensive domination this post season. Wait, yes I am.

We all remember the home game vs. Titans, when our "INDIANAPOLIS" Colts defense was getting booed by our home crowd. If you don't remember, I DO. I was hurt, and saw a little bit of the crowd who was booing Jeff George, back in the 90s. But they were right to let our team know their frustration in the run defense.

To the crowd's retaliation to bad run defense, I believe that our defensive players made up their minds to put it all on the line for them, in the post season. Even, the coverage guys(Harper, Jackson, and David) have stepped up to help the stop the run. A good run stopping defense has 11 guys involved in the play.

We know that we have the best pass coverage unit in the NFL. If you guys don't, I DO! Our Nickel package has the best 3 CBs on the field at one time. That isn't even a quesion. But, these guys have been "LIGHTS OUT" on stopping the run as well.

As far as LBs go, BBS, I agreed with you about giving Freddie K a shot before Morris, since Rob already had his. But, man were we ever wrong. ROB "THE MORMON" MORRIS has been the lone guy who just is too much of a mismatch for any OL. He's been great. I'd say, for this post season alone, he's been worthy of the 1st round pick.

If I had a chance, I'd thank all of the guys on defense for making us proud. You guys have two games to go, and we have absolutely no doubt in our defense.

I've said this before, "we have the most potential, as a defense, in the entire NFL." But, they proved me wrong, now, "WE HAVE THE BEST DEFENSE IN THE NFL!"

What the hell is going on? Are these ravens looking for a pounding?

I think so. People can't call out the best QB in football and one of the best young RBs in the league, without looking for trouble. And, trouble is what they'll get. The three players that didn't get called out, are the players that scare the crap out of the ravens. They're 44, 87, and 88.

I look forward to what our defensive players have in stock for this nonsense. And, don't put it past Mr. Manning to have a pretty good game.

Also, Joe likes to pound his tacklers, so this is just a bad move by the ravens.

The teams in the NFC have, absolutely, no say in who is going to win XLI.

Name an NFC team who will make it to the SB, and I will name 6 AFC teams that will beat them. EVERYONE knows that the winner of the AFC Championship game should just be crowned the SB winner. No one is interested in the NFC. I'd rather watch the paint dry, than watch any NFC matchup.

The only thing that the weaker Conference gets is the front row seat to a AFC SUPER BOWL WINNER show.

We have some favorable matchups, if we stay as the third seed.

First, we need to beat the Dolphins to secure the our seeding.

Second, in the WC game, we will play a team which we've beaten earlier this year(Jets).

Third, we should be able to put up points on the Ravens in the Devisional playoff game.

I see us getting to the Conference championship game, despite our defensive weaknesses. And, from our playoff experience we can put forth the effort which could take us to the SB.

I believe that we have a better shot at winning the SB this year, than the Steelers did last year. Don't forget, we are 3-0 against AFC playoff teams.

I've been obsessing about this particular issue. Why would someone be a Cowboys fan in Western Pennsylvania? I've come up with a couple of theories.

First, a kid would have to have been made fun of a lot(and his ss kicked). And, to get back at the "MEAN KIDS" he would chear for the team that they were chearing against. How rebelious of him. Right, cowardly is the best way to describe it. P*SSY!!!

Second, the same thing happened to his father. So, he would raise his child to be a cowardly piece of **t just like he is.

Pick one or the other, they're both headed in the right direction.

I'm sure all of you know of whom I am speaking. If not, ask. I'll be more than happy to type this idiot's id(terry).